Instructors:
Becky Eschenburg, Consultant

What do we mean by “emotional intelligence” and why is it so critical to our ability to build relationships in our lives and at work? It is more critical than ever to have true self-awareness and self-management skills in order to tackle challenges and create change. In this course, we will examine Daniel Goleman’s EI model and use the quadrant competencies to practice self-assessment. We will examine how this framework plays out in all of the arenas of our lives—at work, at home, and in our communities. And we will look at ways of strengthening our EI competencies. This highly participatory workshop aims to help you see yourself and those around you from a deeper lens.

Instructor Bio:
Becky Eschenburg is an organizational and personal development consultant with over 20 years of experience in the community development field, focusing on community building and affordable housing. Her specialty skills lie in facilitation, coaching, training design, and team development. Becky’s work is framed around concepts of adaptive leadership, emotional intelligence, peer learning and social justice principles. Becky is a visual systems thinker and implements graphic facilitation principles into her work. Currently based in Raleigh, NC, Becky works both locally and nationally to help organizations and individuals reach their full potential.

Cost: Regular: $150; MACDC Member: $100; Student/Americorps/Intern: $50

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